We brought an injured white winged dove to them for help, as we found her (or him) floating in our pool one Sunday afternoon. They took her in and started working with her right away. They were so nice and knowledgeable and were hopeful that she was going to eventually be just fine. What an amazing community resource. Thank you to the staff and all the volunteers that dedicate their time for such a meaningful cause. Read Less

Would be great for kids, as a solo adult I found it pleasant but not must-see. I’m sure the wildlife hospital does good work and the collection of resident injured native and nonnative birds and reptiles was cool. Read Less

Very disappointed in the callous, dismissive attitude of Heather, the volunteer coordinator. I'm sure others there are doing fine work, as two others were extremely nice when I brought in an orphaned raccoon. However, she should not be coordinating the volunteers if she can't lead by example in being professional, courteous, and empathetic. I see this interaction as a failure of ethics on this establishment's behalf, and I will not support a place that engages in such harmful practices. Read Less

I had brought over an injuried baby bird (not sure what kind) here and they immediately took him in. Took great care of him too. And I also had brought in 16 ducklings (2 different sets) that were now orphaned because their mothers passed away. And they were happy to help us find a great place where they currently are. Read Less

This place is incredible good. They have a hospital to treat and rescue wild animals for then be returned to their natural environment. They really care about them and at no cost, they receive an ill morning dove I took to them. Immediately they took care of him and preserved the dove into their care. The don't charge you. The greatness of a country is measured by the way animals are treated. This country is great! Offering this option to provide medical assistance to animals is a blessing. This place rocks! Read Less

We love this place. It is open to the public and here are many wild animals here that have been rescued. They have owls, hawks, parrots, raccoons, prairie dogs, turtles, fish, snakes, lizards and an alligator just to mention a few. The cost is currently $3 for an adult $2 for children. There are indoor and outdoor habitats to see the animals and a butterfly garden to walk through as well. A wonderful place to take your children or just enjoy some peace with nature. Read Less

This center could be so much, but will never thrive with Allen Rose. The current Direct Allen Rose collects the money, but where does it go??? They have had two Gala in 2015 50K raised and 2016 monies were collected and never used for their purpose and he scrambled to get things done before this years Gala because they were asking when things were going to be completed and where is the money? You tell the staff they need to cut expenses and you list the animals food REALLY try your of $5,000.00 a month salary Allen! Funny how you are starting to suddenly start doing things at the center for the habitats. I truly hope you actually put the money into the center and those animals because you are going to have to answer for it. This is a non profit 501(c)(3), which means you have to account for the monies. I truly hope you get that place in order because it is all about taking care of the animals and not personal gain. What about the Turtle raffle for the replica of the turtle for $5.00 a ticket?? Why is it still under the desk in the admin building where is that money and who is the winner. Money was collected and they want to know the winner if not you need to refund that money to every person because they is FRAUD to collect and never annouce a winner. Please for the sake of the animals get the center in order and every person who sits on that board do your job and make sure everything is run correctly. Wendy W, Matt F, Linda P, Greg W, Elaine W, Susan K, Penny K and Linda P. You are on this board and you are just a responsible for this and Allen Rose you please review what is happening. Read Less

Took my daughters there today and we had a blast. They got to touch a baby alligator and it was all they have been able to talk about! Yes, it isn't the biggest place, but it's a great way to introduce young kids to zoos and wildlife. Read Less

What a wonderful surprise! We have been to Coral Springs many times and never knew this was here. We enjoyed seeing the animals and appreciated how staff/volunteers provided information and education. We will definitely come back! Read Less

I called them for a severely injured bird my son and I found suffering while walking the park on a Sunday and a person came in an ambulance to care for the bird within the hour! Incredible. Unfortunately the bird was too injured to save but the woman who came was very nice and tended to the bird to end its pain and suffering. Read Less

What a Wonderful experience! We had the pleasure of touring this great facility and learning about all the animal residents and the wonderful things the Wildlife Center does for sick and injured animals. We were impressed by the friendly knowledgeable Staff and the beautiful surroundings. What a fun activity for children and adults alike! It is so important to teach our children to be kind to animals...this is a great place to bring your kids or grandkids to show them how important it is to show compassion to all living things. DON'T MISS OUT!! Read Less

Wonder & caring staff. Animals on display are cared for & loved very much. This group of people go above & beyond for animals. It's small but a lot of neat activities always going on. If a great place to bring small children to see wildlife & learn about nature. Read Less

This little-known place is a gem in Coral Springs. They're helping out local wildlife. They also offer programs for kids, including a Be Kind to Animals segment every weekend. Highly recommended for a visit. They're just off the Sawgrass - we all drive by every day and most people don't know about this place. Read Less

I cannot thank this hospital enough. I rescued a veryyy baby bird who was swept away during a storm and no mommy, trees or nest to be found. Donna and team were so helpful and took the baby to rehab him. I became very attached in the 24 hours I had him and it was such a relief to find such wonderful, caring people. Thank you guys soo much! Read Less

We had my daughter's 6th birthday party here and it was awesome! Molly was wonderful--she kept a group of 3-7 yr olds (and parents) highly entertained for almost 1 hr w/ her presentation--that says it all --the kids LOVED learning about & interacting w/ the animals. Great place--great cause. Def best kept secret in Coral Springs! Read Less

2 days ago I found a crow with a broken wing so I took him home, yesterday took him to this place and they said they will do what they can to help this lovely bird, I just want this little guy to be able to fly again and get back where he belongs, I miss him and I love him, please take good care of him =) Read Less

This is an amazing nature center that is small but fascinating and has a lot of programs that allows the community to get involved.I really love the work that they do here. And the animals here really enjoy nice living spaces that are similar to their natural habitat. There are more so reptiles and birds here. Our favorites had to be the tortoises and the many different owls that reside here.We were pleasantly surprised when we were looking at the Parrots and one of the parrots started to repeat what we were saying. We didn't expect that so that really got us going.If you come on Sunday's, admission is free but they are always accepting donations. Read Less

I have been volunteering for the SNCWH for about 5 years now. I also got my father who is retired to volunteer here which has been wonderful for him. Joan Kohl started this organization over a decade ago in her backyard. Her dedication to these animals is unparalleled and she (and her husband) have worked her TAIL off to grow the SNCWH into what it is today. She gives 110% to helping injured and abandoned wildlife. Dotty currently runs the day to day operations and she is a lovely woman who works tirelessly as well. Donna runs the hospital side of the facility and I volunteered by her side for about 2 years. She literally eats (well, not literally)!!, breathes and sleeps these animals. When an injured animals comes in the front door, she is on it in a flash. She whips it into the clinic area and accesses it's needs fast as lightning. Sometimes she has to perform minor surgery. When it is baby season, the hospital receives many orphans who have to be fed around the clock. That means Donna takes many of them home and tends to them all night. Robin runs the education area of the facility and really enjoys working with the kids. She is a power house and can do 10 things at once. Working with these dedicated women has been a pleasure and a privilege. As the other reviews have stated, there is an outdoor exhibit area consisting of injured animals. Definitely an interesting and educational place to take children. They are now charging a small donation to see the animals and I recommend that you give them more than recommended. The animals deserve it. Also visit the super cute gift shop inside and buy 2 or 6 things. ;-) Great place for kids birthday parties, ask about them inside!!! Read Less

This is a nice place to spend an hour or so. They have a bunch of different birds, a couple reptiles including a baby alligator and a tortoise. There is a class on Wednesdays for the kids where they get a little tour, do some activities and hold whatever animal they take out for that day. It's a cute place and very cheap to take the little ones. Older kids would get bored pretty quick and adults, well like I said it's mostly for the little ones. Small place but fun for little cost. Read Less

This is a little but still very charming nature center where you can get close to some of Florida's native wildlife. Its a great (kid friendly place) to visit and learn about animals.They also do great work for the community by accepting and rehabilitating injured wildlife.  I recommend visiting! Read Less